Wanderer259
Senior Member
Interesting. Anyway you define it, the sense is a form of "pre-cognition." Seeing as how it is not reliant on any of the 5 basic senses.
Regardless, It would be very difficult for someone slower than himself to hit him, particularly if he would be fighting them from a distance.
It stretches the concept of pre-cog, since Spidey isn't truly finding out that something is happening before it does. He simply has a (currently) unexplained sense that reacts to presented danger, warning him however much time (.003 seconds is all I have to go by at the moment) before it hits him. Basically, he's gifted with insane reflexes that don't require him to see what he's reacting to. Not to mention, probably a good sense of timing if he was really clever about certain things in certain situations.
You've been reading Jinzin's posts too much. I'll have to dig up the issue again, but it was fairly apparent that he was moving forward towards Wolverine attempting to attack. You'll have to read the entire issue to really understand the fued between them.
I have read the issue and I do understand their little spat. It doesn't change the fact that in that specific panel, it doesn't look as if Spidey's lunged anywhere. But that doesn't matter much if Spidey is 'blood-lusted' in this match anyway, since lunging at his opponents is exactly what he'll do. If this is the case, then this is really a moot point not worth discussing anymore.
You know I intially never came up with the 50 ton mark..that was actually Mercilous..moving along however, I would say it all depends on how you interpret the word "lift." If you assume it to mean dead lifting an object that weighs 50 tons over one's head, then I would agree that he hasn't consistently demonstrated the ability to do this. However, if you are to interpret it as him being able to support a 50 ton building structure over his body for a limited period of time, then I can assure you he most certainly has. Case in point..one doesn't have to completely lift an object off the ground in order to lift it.And as I mentioned before, it has been demonstrated that an average persons adrenaline levels when heightened enable them to become much much stronger than they are under normal conditions. 2-3 times more to be specific. Spiderman is not an average human being. He is usually shown to be in the 10-15 tonner in terms of strength.
It's highly probable that his adrenile glands produce adrenilen at a much quicker pace than a normal human, making his strength increase exponentially higher/faster when in stressful situations.
The talk of Spider-Man's adrenaline glands being 'better' is really very wide open for debate and there's a lot of speculation that'd require. For instance, I doubt Spider-Man's adrenaline is any more 'powerful' than anyone else's and I doubt adrenaline has any more effect on him than it does anyone else. It's possible that he has a greater resistance to it, since it is technically a drug, albeit a naturally produced one. That's just too much of a wild card factor for me to want to even touch.
As for the 50 ton lifting thing, I'll concede to him being able to stand there, have 50 tons placed on top of him, and him supporting it for a short amount of time. He may very well be able to do that. I, however, don't see Spidey gaining that much strength for a dead-lift by adrenaline or any other non-artificial means, technological or otherwise.
If its possible to toss it based on the stipulation mentioned above, then that invalidates your argument. Even if one can not see it come off the ground, it still does lift off the ground to a limited extent. The degree to which it is lifted horizonatally/vertically in the air all depends on how much leverage one has when pulling it, what direction they are pulling it in, what angle are they at, and how much force they are able to apply to it when attempting the pull.
Right. My whole argument was that Spidey can't simply stand there and jerk his arm upwards with a 60 foot length of webbing and send any of the trio reeling into the sky. You simply made it sound that way to my ears.
bloodlusted" meaning..going for the kill, and not hindered by worry about civilians deaths, there captured loved one, Spidey being in awe of Cap, Cap considering Spidey a "good kid" etc, etc.When fighting without moral codes/values Wolverine usually becomes animalistic. Spideyman/DD/Cap are unknown quantities, however, SM has proven a damb difficult foe when he's focused and on the ball and has taken down some real heavy hitters that the Trio wouldn't stand a chance against, regardless of how intensified their abilities became.(Firelord, Ironman2020, Thor, etc, etc)
Could Cap/DD/Wolvie survive a battle with a SM who isn't worried about killing innocents fighting to his full potential?
Like Jinzin said, Wolverine's proven to be superior when in a berserker state of mind - Spidey's effectiveness diminishes. Their spat in the Danger Room, when they weren't even all that enraged, really, shows this. He won't be thinking very much and he won't be focused on anything than 'tear them apart with my bare hands'. History has shown that Spidey simply isn't anything beyond brute strength when he's angry and each time he has been, with the exception of Green Goblin, he's been defeated. Now he has two other people to deal with at the same time.
Firelord's a low blow, dude. That shouldn't have happened. 😄